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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-10

Local Weather Record.
INDIANAPOLIS June 9. 1887.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-10
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29

century, made G psHscea NJ the water of
and fortified the memory, besides
being good for core eyes, the toothscbe
snd the govt, and having other wonderful
properties. Dis iied spirits came into
use in London in 1850, and had D. be pro-
hi7ited in 1884,. Michael Stvsntarors
produced 8 Gre.tj5e on n 5king the water
fife IN the Fifteenth Century. vhich oe-
came standard al hOrity ca the subject
ard was followed by the works Of Msth-
ioli de Sims These books gave the
start TO brandy making In I.liy, ThsrCe
The trade rxtended % France.
Abnut 1920 the Irish QIsGAuSd hogsn
t. acquire reputation IN Z il'8:ti Before
1901 brand ~iue" MAJ cJIle 20 be dis
titled in the low countries frcui apples,
p srs nnd msls, and 10 that year an or
dIGanCa WIS passed at Tourney forbid
ding the sale Of TIE liquor except by
apothecsries, patty "Oecause Of
tie deeTness Of corn and partly
because Of TIE Drunkenness which
this cheap brand 1iUe caused, 10 the
great prejudice not sloae q bones and
Ives, but 10 tae * rene dSrEef OF the
souls Of the drinkers, many Of whom hsd
died without confession"
The SIT Of extracting elcohol from
0taer substances WAS gradually discOv-
cred, anC liquors OF VARIOUS names cSme
INTO use. The trade grew great, and the
present century has seen & new develop
meat CT it in the general application Of
the srt OF "doctoring" liquors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At Ginocchlo's: s " Wallace. Ella Springs;
Mrs q 9th, Austin; Professor Samuel J
JOrdon, Terrell; ) rIrmev. Kansas CITY, Mo;
George Woo ford, chic go. Ill; \ * Manor and
wife, OhtO; " ' PefTO, Texas; j d heTfoOt,
Dallas, IL Z Hildebrahd, Wac; j Smyth,
Grand lew.
At The Pirkwics: John Stewart, Vernon; A
\ thilip p laduro. " IL Tos- CJlrmAn; z L
Kelly, VIni E; + u Gree. Texas: y Shaw,
-hicaso VI Carpert 7, Atlanta; De { or
Nelson, Terrell; j - kDoRle, Ml3dietUwa. nd;
Miss II y SuThan, HOust y Jas Smith Kansas;
5 anley II Jones, Gcapbury b PAD ock, city
Peugh, W chi ii Kan; John : l. ger, Dial
as; W b Wells, st Louis JEFF Lamar, 81
Louis; Smith, Chic. o. 4 Darnel and
vi e; eymcuri NJ Ramsdan. aid
st l. BY; d @ Blown jacks ore, Tex
s e Carrot, DALAI III Riley, Ir, Philadelphia ;
- -heen- Boston; Il Van Yrs er, j + 50
Eer, New YOr6; Frank Lawl ss Danviiie, III;
j n Garter d n SON; r j Duncan, city; ii
Lexington J5tAn
At lho Ellis Jno Boon. D las, Texas;
VIM l. IL, l, Il Louie, $40; Curtis. Chicago,
Ill, y + Pot T, CleJurne, TEXAS Elias Wolf,
Jr, Louisville. k,i 4 o ZiegieT, SheCI an,
T xso; II Rypinsh New YorR; " Fur s,
anu wlte, " aXaharhie, Te rs; JOse,h H man.
FL Paso TGNas. u " iii ms, Pin de pnia "a ;
Randolph, Camden, ARK He nan ana
| wife, B'.wie, tNas; j IL Knox, Jacksboro,
Fexa-; Harry Slunite, M Orleans. a; + r
HazleW God, Henrietta, Texts; j A Nelson and
wife. Dever. G ADH silver. ST Luis. Mo-;
EJis B)nt". CiucInna i, OHIO, IL y Num-
| Crocsett; ii c MAlheT, LOUSY lie; JDO 4 Greer,
New York; A Tinn@a lout-: vGW Rog,
ere, sherman: Col l. L'H t h, SAN FrsnciscO; J
| A.Ifum, New York r E McApn,ty, \ bany;
$50 S Perrin, hiCa 10. Ii u SchOOnmaker,
TrO -, N Y; muel Bran har., 5 N francisco;
/ B L HaTpO d, HtlIsbOr
| Att e apsi.a: R"v y Evans, Decstur
| ! IL Mont2om -ry, J G Montgomery. Be Is; q W
/ L - ers, Sher an: Miller, Own boz; ID L
d ton. Dl las. johnson, W With All,
! Qu41a nr G ~ McGraw Memphi = L Ma
Dry, Gr4ndyiaw, Tnos r MastIo, 4 Lea,
randv.ew; Q HAIR :, Missouri; JacJ~ War
| req, san 4 ton o; @ Fseemen I'll PasO
Billy Wilson City; j y McH4lI Chicago, III; I
q bishep. Di o; } B johnson City; l. NJ "
| fngtUn, Out West; - IL 3 ect, @, @ = + BY;
- smi n, WIN DE- 2 Texas; 1 t1dad
| Citl II - Human. Pau Valley I T: George
| K b TT, Dallas; NJ Proctor, vur n L
| Pa ell, ret IL City; J W EilIe', Waco; l. Z
| Young, Nev Orleans, Ia; " Z Hall, " ise
county; W \ MeTrlck, Iexes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
SWEEGW WATER
A WON an Burned TO Desth-Couuty Bonds
Deolarr d VOid-CourG Notes.

A WON an Burned TO Desth-Couuty Bonds
Declare VOad-CourG Notes.
Special To the Gazette.
SwEETwATER, TEX, Nov. % "A very
sad aud fatal accident occurred at the
ranch CT Captain J. 7, Besu Of this coun-
ty. His wife, who has had the misfortune
for some years to be subject to epieptic
fits, IN one of her usual parOxgsms Friday
night fell IN the fire and was so badly
burned about the head, face and breast
that she died in great agony
yestt rdap snd was buried here to-day
TIE family have the sympathy Of the en-
tire community in tneir bereavement.
District court aGj urned fi0ally Satur-
day. There were 40 convictions on the
criminal docket. There were three &C.
quittals and tae rest went over. Ga the
civil dockeG the loving is the DISPOSE
ton IF the musJimportsnt cases: SHARON
vs.. the estate OF Thos. B.rrOp, continued /;
Nolan county vs. j. II FJwier, ex treas
urer, continued; same plaintiff vs.. II. G
BArdWeu, tX-Sher #, continued; and
Colonel S xton Of Colorado appointed
suoitor. The case OF Il. G. BsrdWell
vs.. f. A. Besl ct 81 deputy sheriff Gnd
dis OOu''S L1Sl was SIlCSiJ VIC LIAL WV
ing six days. The verdict was for The de.
fendant. new trial was granted and
Colonel S-xton appoia'ed auditor and toe
Cause contlpued. J. ". Gennay vs., 2.
Willis & Bro, Judgment for defendants
Elliott & Roe VS., A. & Z NJ Lorg
Judgment for defendants for $3.50 tt.
damages.
Oar County Commissioners have de-
clared the unity bonds issued in 1881
1882 1885 (Eaica We think include:
ali county ooHds outstanding, amounting
in the neighborhood OF SIS 000) void, anc
have notified the cOulty treasurer, Col
onel J. G. George, to pay no more inter
est on same. While n ST Of our people
belisHe they were jllegaliy issued, and is
sued against the wi hes ct most OF Iht
citizens Of the county at tae time, still {
great many regret the step jdsJ taken, al
it smscks IA her of repndiatIOn, and some
tax payers had rather "grin and bear it,
than have our county gain that sort Of {
| financial reputation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
Gold In Chicago

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 28-The city
awoke this morning to fad itself ice
bound. A freezing wind bore down on
the place in somewhat unexpected map
ner, and caused much discomfort. At
O'Clock last evening the thermometer
registered six degrees above; az 6 o'clock
this morning it WAS two degrees sbove ,
sid although the sun shines brightly to-
day, there is little preceptible Increase in
the temperature. TIE signal service ffic-
er predicts that the cold snap will last
through the night, but hopes for rise
tomorrow.
Dubuque, Iowa, dispatches say the
thermometer was down to SIX degrees
above yesterday. At Mowea gus, ILL.,,
there wss foil of forty degrees in three
days. Gs!e1a, Ill, reports the mercury
TO be ten degrees below last night
Sprinefall, ILL.,, says the fall in tempera
ture in twenty hours was forty-three de,
grees, and at Marshall, Ill it fell forty
degrees in the same period of time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
Edwards County.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
LEAKY, Tax Nov 26 District court
convened at Lesky, county seat Of Ed
wards county, on the 14sh inst, and sd-
journed yesterday, the 25s6; Judge Win
chester Kelso presidi g, and .. a. D. Old,
district attorney. TIE folk" wing Criminal
cases were disposed of, VIZ: ate vs.
Pail Porter, theft OF cattle, pleaded gully
and given two years in the penitentIarJ;
State vs.. John Speer, theft Of cattle, two
cases, pleaded gull y aud given four years;
Stste VS.. Wecb, cattle stealing, verdict
guilty and given two yesrs; State VS..
Coward, theft of horses; verdict
guilty and given five years !;
State VS.. O'Brien and Phelps, murder,
transferred TO Uvalde county. Tnis is d
case Of long standing and one in which q
CREST deal Of interest is taken. An able
counsel being engaged On both sides, a
very hsrG fsnt will be made. One Of the
parties to his trial WIGS convicted at the
spriag term OF the court, which is said 10
have been the hcst conviction ev5r ob-
tsined in the county. Il is generally re-
marked that Edwards is retrieving her
character.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
MOSg'S TRIAL.
The Defense Has osIy One More Witness to
Gail.

The Defense Has OsIy One More Witness to
Call.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-The trial Of
Johann Most, the anarchist, was resumed
o-day. The court room was filed and
many women were present, but there
WAS noticeable decrease eff the glare Of
red ribbons displayed by his followers.
r. HARDING, the first witness called,
testified st be went into the saloon in
the rear of which Most WAS making his
speech, and attracted by curiosity went
into the meeting held there. He said
Most did not use the violent language
charged against him. He had never seen
Most before, and was not en- anarchist,
but might yet become one.
Hermsnp Streli'Z, reporter, formerly
on the leader" and now on the Volks
Zaituog, testified that he heard Most's
speech and that he began il: "FelloW-
citizens," not Brother Anarchists" as
was alleged. He said Most threatened
no immediate revenge, but accused Grin
nell and Gary as the murderers Of the
Chicago anarchists. He also accused
Powderlv aud George Of their mur1er for
| turning the KUignIs Of Labor from the
anarchists. The witness said Most spoke
in sorrowful tone; every word "cam@
from his heart and went to the heart {"
Witness safd he wss q socialist, and thst
he did not believe that God bothered
about such small things as perjury.
Gustsve stephan and Sic gtrled Rosen-
weig testified they heard MosL's speech,
snd that is did not contain incendisry
lapgusge. The latter said he did not
know whether he was IN anarchist or
not, and did not exactly know what
anarchy is, although be has been studying
the subject for eight years. He declared
Dreyfus, the reporter, who testified
against Most, left the meeting fifteen
minutes before it ended. Judge Corwing
| said he would hold plight session but
Lawyer Howe told him he intended to
| call only one more witness, Nest himself,
and the court adjourned TILL tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
WATER.OF.LiFE.
A Brief Resume Of the History OF Wine
and Distilled 5tuffs.

A Brief Resume Of the History OF Wine
and Distilled stuffs
The Popular Science Monthly has an
article OF which the following is the sub
stance:
Strong liquors are modern invention.
The ancients knew OF nothing more pow
eIful thsn light fermented wines, and
have left warnings enough of the abuse of
then. Alcohol was not discovered till
the seventh century, although an older
story exis OF monk, Marcus, who col
lected and condensed in VOL the steam of
heated wine, and then pressed out from
the wool balsam which Ge applied to the
wounds If those Wno fell at the siege OF
Rheims, in the reign OF G owls I. He also
mixed this balsam with honey, and pro-
duced q cordial which brought the mort
buud back to life. Clovis, however, did
not wait for the approach OF death before
claiming his snare OF the cordial.
According to Dr.. Sanford Chaille, the
distillation Of spirits from wine was not
discovered till the twelfth century, and
spirits did not come into comm IA u.s. as
drinks until the fifteenth, SIX eenth and
seventeenth centuries. Professor Ar
noldus de VIllanovs, in the fourteenth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
WEATHERFORDs
Time Extended by the CITY Couneil-The
Funeral of George Il Cooper.

rime Extended by the City Couneil-Tho
Funeral of George Il Cooper.
Special 70 lhe Gazette.
WEATaERF0RD, TEX, Nov. 28-The
time hiss been extended to the Missouri
Vally Ircnworks until January / This
company had forteiteted their c0ntTsct
with the city, as the contract was that the
bridge was TO be built over the creek
north Of tre city and turGed over 20 the
civ by November This the company
failed to do, thereby torieltiTg the con
tract, but the Gig Council has extended
the time ur'il snuzry l, st which time
the bridge will be completed.
The City Council mas pu, chased new
hook and ladder truck, which viii be re-
ceiyed and ready for use in snort time.
Toe CRY Is furnishing every means posi-
bis for eXtingaishing fires AID for the
protection OF property.
The fUnersl If Mr. 6e7rge H. c viper
tlok place from he Rights Ct p thiss
he'll yesterday at O'Clock. 4 large con-
course of sad hearted friends followed his
remains TO their last earthly resting
place. The funeral was ecnGueted by the
Knights of Pylhias.
Mr. j. NJ Cook, prominent business
man # G eepville, is in the city the guest
OF the family Ct Mr.. a f Starr.
Mr. A j. Roe OF Fort Worth was in
the city to-day End returned home on the
evening trs n.
MIR. Joe Means, editor CT the Gaines-
vile Hesperisu, has en- spending sew
eral days in Weatherford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29

appearance IS Of being followed out
has been remarked in the surface of the
hard, green sandstone rocks near Lima,
Peru, and was sscribed by Sir Charles
LveIl to the result Of water action on
ancient and subsequently elevated sea
beaches. Mr.. Nation of Lims, however,
who has been observing the rocks for
twenty five years, is satisfied that the
hollows are Increasing in size and In
number. de believes that they are the
work of a cryptogamic plant, lichep,
which is in active vegetation during TIE
foggy season, the swelling OF whose cells
eau .es scAlingsef the rock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
A FOOLISH FEMALE.
she Shoots Herself and will PrCbs
bly, Die.

she Shoots Herself and will PrCbs
bly, Die.
BOWLING GREEN, KY, Nov. 2S--lda
Wincusky, g young lady who was en-
ployed as housekeeper by John r w, three
miles from this city, attempted suicide
by shooting herself in the breast with a
DerriUger OF 80 cslibre. The bsll went
through her body and WAS cut out from
under the skin on the left side of her
back. she was still alive this forenoon,
with little hopes of recovery. She was in
love with John Row, who was recently
shot in Texas AID who was brought
here. Young Row had recover from
his wounds and was about to re-
turn to Texas 1t ia said she told him
she would never see him lesve again for
Texas and laid down across lounge and
fred the pistol at her breast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
WHEAT STOCKS.
Hhat Our Mills are Doing aRa sOmsthiuE
4bou- tn WnosJ supply.

what Our Mills are Doing aRa sOmsthIuE
abou- tn Wheat supply.
Fort Worm mills are in c prcsy erous
condition at this time, one Of them run
ming full time, That is day and night, and
the others running twelve hours day.
In conversation with ". S. He4tor, who
is we'll infJImrd on the wheat subject,
the gentleman said mat Fort Worth
mills mad over 80, 600 bushels of wheat In
their elevators, a d We're buy ng at least
1000 bushels daily, for which they were
paying an av5r-ge price # Is cents per
OushaI. The wheat This year IN q lality is
nearIy up TO the standard and
far better t2sn last year, while
the yield per acre is mu, greater than in
1886 TIE miliers would buy more
wheat if IL came II, and would like TO get
enough Op hand To run them for four or
six months ahead Or longer before the
fexas supply is exhausted. Mr.. Heatcn
says there is one thing That GUS Fort
Worth Of from q good WAea. country,
ana that is the bad condition
of the road between Fort Worth hDd
Bear Greek. The farmers in thai neigh
OUrhoO0 sly they would rather take their
wheat to Other cities, SID sell at
smaller pr'ce, which they Go, than haul
over the road meDtiopt d. Oar county
commissioners csn probably remedy this
trouble. TIE present outlook for Whest
is simply magnificent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
THE BOUpINOT CASE.
Stones First Wifs U.es Positive Ian
guago About Him.

Stones First Wife Uses PoBttiv9 Ian
guago About Him.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Nov. 28.-Fifteen
witnesses for the prosecution in the Bou-
duct case arrived this evening, 'amOng
them the wife of &. II. Stone, the man
killed by Boudinot; and the examination
ia the case will be commenced before
Cummi> sI0ner Wheeler Tomorrow. Il
appesrs that in addition 10 the wife lef.
b, Some at Tahle qash, there is another
Mrs II B S one al Verona, Mo, whom
Stone left when he went TO the Cherokee
Nat On, who expresses herself in positive
erms as il shown Dy the following.
Speaking of Stone she says: che has
not been with the family INCH since the
year of 1880, but we received letters from
him sill tue time, and he made several
visits. He would have remaiued with ~
had this PRETENDED WIDOW, En- Murphy,
stayed ct her home where sae belonged
Sac, speaking OF her broken heart, desc
late home! l wish to refer her back to
he day when che took Mr.. Stone from
re and my seven little children We
were left desolate and penniless. When
she next elopss with man l pray that it
may not be with e married man, and
break up the pesce and happiness of g
mothers home, as she has done"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
at BrUwnTCod,

Special to the Gaztte
brentwood, TEX, Nov. 28.-Is com-
menced raining here Thanksgiving morn
ing and rsined al day, and kept it up of
aod on ever since. The wheat was be-
ginning to need rain and it could not
have come in q better time.
Cotton received here to date, 1000
bales.
Pecans marketed, $25, coo.
A fresh norther suddenly crept down on
us Saturday evening, and the way people
hustled for overcosts and built fires is o
caution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
Oommsreiai .liub Cosesrt.

Tomorrow night the members of the
Commercial club will give their
second monthly concert at their elegant
club room. A fine string band Will
furnish the usic ami the programme
arranged promises TO be very entertain
iDg. Tne members End their lady rela-
tives sDd friends are exps cled in fall
force. The weekly reception Of ladies'
appointed for Tuesday nigna will be dis
continued fer this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
GaZntte.

s,.lsl to 'n0 TEX, Nov. 28.-Chartered:
4rsllN 9co News Company, capitol
Gs bl. e;o9O. Iocorporators, Il. W.
dU:h . p Cage, J. G. Baldwin, n.
s7. pes and " A. Wright
S9i'D .n S P. Zker returned Sunday
Ci2.o, Pens, n Starr county, where
ds1i III ITO to mus .sr Capssln Smiths com
Be ven angels out Of the service. Some
P'1J u MEL men have been rangers for years,
dta''o done good service. It looks
sd bsf6 ire 20 tGus turn them loose,
~ i Il. is an honorable discharge uooOo
gIsl . Comptroller purchased $4,000
Tae oonnty courthouse bonds for the
B'Fala. vt n the permanent school fund.
'c SDa Ic1omptr0ner'S deposits were about
e3o. .,.. BsIlerger, Mott & Terry, at
Avsstoit e e weston, have written Comp
pins!s wrCsll that NV York client
fOIs-s 5IOO s per cent. bonds OF the
Ao.us # Tex,s, Issued January l, 1867,
'h.s - bV ] W Tnrockmorton, governor,
ss1sWT q r weston, treasurer, and pay
sla u =. The - end of ten years. The series
soi' . o. ~ which these belong was long
o. nIaa..;rsd. interest Of course Ceasing
sincS t T.1nsrv l, 1877. The bonds are
h'si oow yer, and the Comptroller SO
s.ots the Galveston attorneys.
W. IT, following ciTCutsr was Issued by
os Comptroller to-dSV:
I' w. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Optic OF CUMPTR JLLER,
ALsTIN, Ten, NOv. q, 1881.
r,Tsx Collectors:
u 10 10 faIIowlDg Instructions are relative
t5o redemption If bonds which have
70 Wv soit 70 the stste for taxes: The
OssT of chapter q, laws Of 1887, sp-
EsOnnIu in cases where two years from
P oo # sale to slste for taxes, expired On
u .anrior 10 March 10, 1887 In redemp-
~ S,p Ps' nnder this acG only the actual costs
W. to be charged, and interest is 10 be
a.,oT,oufed on the taxes as provided by
. .IfIsw, This becomes imperative after
~. s.-N inn of March, 1858 In all otner
..sos rahere bonds have been sold to the
st.ta for tsxeF, redemption must be made
n accordance with the provisions q
'r-cle 475Ss, Revised Statutes,
end in all redemp ions under
t5is lsw payment will De required OF
snnble the amount Of taxes for which the
s,,e Wss made and double the cost Il
S .ncb sale; also all tSxes which have &C
rTned subse queBt to the sale. In redemp-
INN under this Grdc!e 1883, r. S.
Collectors are entitled to retain one-hsli
tbs costs, and VIII be IT quired to remil
tbe excess thereof TO the Safe Treasurer
This "a in accordance with the Cfficia
oniuion of the Attorney General, which
Opipion is herewith given in full, and tbs
attention Of collectors specially directed
hereto. Very respectfully,
JOHN D. MCCALL,
Comptroller.
Attorney General Hogg has written s
letter advising Comptroller Mccall tina
there is no law Of this state expressly
permitting or authorizing the collector II
retain the whole Of the double cost psiC
BY the owner When he redeems his land
and 1t follows that he would only b'
authorized to take or retain out Of The
redemption money psid MIN, the amount
Of COST actually due him st the time TIT
land was bid If 70 the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
Powderly's Movements.

NEW YORK, Nov. psf. v. Powderly
is in the city, collecting information 10 be
used bV the Knights of LABOR in their St
tempt to induce the government to estsh-
lish telegraph system of it's own. He
says he will officially answer all charges
OF reckless expenditure by The General
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
at San Angelo.
,peeial to the Gazette.

%peCiaI 70 the I9aAeLte'
SAN ANGELO, Tex, NOV. 28.-The
blizzard blew up Saturday night, and
Notwithstanding 1t cleared up Sunday and
the wind lulled, last night WAS the coolest
Of the season. Ice CONCEALED to thick
ness of one inch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
To Answer for Horse Theft.

SpGCIdI 20 inc GaZ6tE6.
ABILENE, TEX Nov. 2S-D. e. Har-
rington of Jones county, q well-knoWn
stockman IN this section, who was in
dlcted for theft of horses at the last term
F, court IN Callahan county, was arrested
last Fridsy ST his home in Arson and
fault OF bail Is confined in the county jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
at Pilot Point.

'p5clSl to the Gazette.
. FlLoF POINT, Tex, Nov. % We had
'le Coolest snap Of the season yesterday
auu last night. The thermometer regis
morning,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
At 8erLrUdes

CORRESPONDENCE of the Gazette.
GERTRUDE, TEX, Nov. 26.-Wednes-
day night norther blew up a1d by S
O'Clock Thursday morning 1t was sleetiDg
ct q high rste and by II was sheet Of
ice. This continued during the DAY and
night, and Friday morning cold rain set
in and continued all day. The sleet is all
gone this morning and the ground has
aad good soaking. It is the salvation
of wheat. Farmers can now begin to
turn the soil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
At GreenVllle.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, Tex, Nov. Pa cold
wind amounting to a blizzard visited this
locality Saturday night, and the sudden
extreme cold has continued with no di-
intuition to the present. The ground
has been frozen since yesterday. Ice was
nearly an inch thick in houses this morn
ing. and the thermometer is down to less
than twenty degrees and failing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
A Carpenters Fall.
Special to the Gazette.

Sp5ClAI 20 inc GaZeLte,
HILLssoRo, Tx Nov. 28.-Mr. J. G.
Lee, carpenter, while at work on 8
building on Elm street, fell distance OF
eight feet, striking the ground on the
back Of his head. He sustained g con-
fused wound on the bsck OF the head,
with some conclusion OF the brain. While
the wound is painful, 1t is not considered
serious